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  1. JsinOwl
    That seems a lot of money for a print, cool though it is. Especially if they decide in the future to make it less limited, thus reducing its value. With art though, only you can put a value on how much enjoyment it would bring you.
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    Oops, hit submit on accident and can't edit posts from my phone for some reason. Anyway, for a lot of people the whole point of the game is showing off that number and being "better" than everyone else. They can have CoD, but I'd love to see it kept out of other shooters.
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    I agree 100%. That's one of the things that made Bad Company 2 so great. The scoreboard showed score, and that's it. To top the scoreboard meant racking up as many points as possible, which killing alone wouldn't accomplish. Unfortunately the whole I'm better than you attitude is what
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    Mostly this one: Liquitex #16 Honestly, because in ArtRage I mostly use the knife tool and I'm trying to accomplish the same effect in oils that I get in ArtRage. Also, ease of cleaning: knife is wiped off with a paper towel, brush must be cleaned with paint thinner. Some artists will use the knife for specific tasks, some use it for everything, some use it for nothing. It's just personal preference I guess. <3 Bob Ross.
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    PM your address birthday boy.
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    My man card was permanently revoked the day I picked up a crochet hook.
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    My first three attempts at oil painting. #1 #2 #3
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    On top of the Crimson Turtle: Underbelly, sitting on wood pellets in dry dock (my garage). Right side up with seats unfolded and oars in place. It is somewhat canoe like, but quite different. Firstly, it is rowed, not paddled. It has oar locks at all three seating positions, though one strong rower can bring it up to maximum hull speed. A seat back can be moved to the center seat for solo rowing. The whole craft weighs only 80lb, so Mrs. Owl and I can car top it without too much trouble. Length is 14' and it's about 3' at its widest. We got it from a small shop in Vermont and couldn't be happier. //We don't fish, but love spending time on the water, exploring little coves and such. We'll be taking it when we go camping next weekend.
  9. JsinOwl
    What do you need the PHP code to do?
  10. JsinOwl
    Hope your dad's okay. D:
  11. JsinOwl
    NOOOOoooooooooo Don't worry about the result, just enjoy the process!
  12. JsinOwl
    Yeah, I had significant leakage.
  13. JsinOwl
    Here you go Datte, Doc made me swear not to share this, but it's for a good cause.
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    Yeah, I've had several slices myself. It goes down like a sideways Dorito and has a bitter aftertaste.
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    I meant to post this back in April, not sure why I suddenly remembered it today. On the one year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing, I heard a radio interview with Rene Rancourt talking about how memorable it was to sing the anthem at the first sporting event after that tragedyt. As it turns out, he only needed to get it started. /Rene has sung the anthem at Bruins games since shortly after the formation of the Earth.
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    It's very much one of those games that the more you put into it, the more you get out of it. The nice thing is that you can choose to play whatever difficulty level suits your skill and desire for challenge.
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    I vote Speedo.
  18. JsinOwl
    Pay no attention to that, it's just me being anal retentive. xD
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    Why do you think you pull left with the Glock?
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    Looks like if you're packing the Ruger, anyone who messes with you is extra fucked.
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    Safe journey my friend.
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    You should draw Doc as a pony.
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    Wish I had something insightful to say, best I can do is give you a virtual pat on the back. *pat, pat* Know that the work you and your brothers do is greatly appreciated. He knew the risks, and yet served his community anyway. I hope that when time starts to blunt their sadness that his family doesn't feel bitter, but proud.
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    Nicely done, hate makes me sad though.
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